Personal column

There's an irony in the US embassy's reloc­ation to Battersea (In praise of.... Battersea, 25 February). Battersea is where Shaker Aamer lives. But he isn't there now: he's in Guantánamo Bay, where he's been held without charge or trial for eight years. We're calling on the UK government to press its US counterpart to end this outrageous situation as soon as possible. Guardian readers can support this at http://bit.ly/8JYUkJ.

Kate Allen

Director, Amnesty International UK

• Your editorial (Faith no more, 24 February) reeks of bigotry. A large proportion of the human race believes that abortion is wrong. For any church committed to that belief to commend access to abortion would be to imply that the truth is negotiable. It would also be perfidious, absurd and contradictory.

Peter O'Shaughnessy

Winchester, Hampshire

• In the same paper on the same day (24 February), I am told by Zoe Williams, apparently without irony, that Cheryl Cole is an "international, explosively beautiful superstar" and by Hadley Freeman that "Cheryl's limited abilities prevented her from not only mouthing in time to her own song … but also expressing any actual emotions through her face or words". Who am I to believe? Should I care?

Kevin Burrows

London

• I don't know Anna Ford, Martin Amis or Christopher Hitchens, so I cannot shed any light on the controversial events (Letters, 25 February). But I am quite interested in naan bread. Do any of your readers have any interesting anecdotes or jokes that they might like to sharewith other readers of the letters page?

Barnaby Brocklehurst

London

• Dear Mum, Apparently you can now send personal letters that are of no apparent interest to the wider readership through the Guardian's letters page. Hope you are well. We had a lovely time in East Anglia. Speak to you soon. Love, Robin

Dr Robin Logie

Chorley, Lancashire

• Enough, already. Can they not achieve closure, learn from this and move on?

Colin Deane

Otford, Kent

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